this is the highest it's been since the ousting of the former president, mohamed morsi. but despite all the violence, ross, just a quick note on the markets. because if you look at the past 30 days, we've seen a rally in excess of 13%. the market just soft at 0.7% in sunday trade, really taking the violence in stride. and that may come as a surprise because historically when events of violence like this occurred, the market would fall quite significantly. that hasn't happened. the rally is still holding strong. and some stocks, heavyweight stocks like private equity giants citadel capital gaining 5%. there's several explanations to that. it is perhaps general confidence in this interim technocr technocrat-filled movement to steer the country out of trouble. but whether they will be able to do that remains a key question. what is also visible is that the country or the administration is becoming increasingly unpatient. and that, of course, may have consequences for further escalation of violence. ross. >> all right, yusef, thanks for that. more from him later on in the sh